Staying Safe While Travelling

Walk close to the edge of the pavement.

Walk in the middle of the pavement, away from the kerb.

Walk with your back to the traffic.

Walk while looking at your phone.

Stand close to the edge of the platform.

Keep your belongings close and be aware of your surroundings.

Listen to music with headphones on full volume.

Ignore announcements and signs.

Cross at any point where there are no cars.

Use designated crossings like zebra crossings or pedestrian lights.

Cross at a bend in the road.

Cross between parked cars.

To avoid getting lost.

To ensure you don't miss your stop.

To be prepared for any unexpected situations or dangers.

To find shortcuts.

Talking to a friend.

Checking your phone frequently.

Listening to traffic sounds.

Observing the scenery.

Move to a crowded area or near the driver.

Stay in your seat and ignore the feeling.

Get off at the next stop, even if it's not your destination.

Confront the person making you feel unsafe.

Ignore it and continue your journey.

Call emergency services and provide details.

Take a video and post it online.

Wait for someone else to act.

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Use noise-cancelling headphones.

Keep your phone in your pocket or bag.

Walk with your eyes closed.

Read a book while walking.

Cross at a corner where you can see oncoming traffic.

Run across quickly.

Cross at a bend in the road.

Wait for a car to stop and wave you across.